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. 1996 Dec 10;93(25):14401–14404. doi: 10.1073/pnas.93.25.14401

Table 1.

Presence of UG-repeat sequences in UTRs and coding regions

Organism Gene/protein No. of identical nucleotides
3′-UTR
 G. polyedra LBP 15
 Mus musculus Novel protein kinase a: 15; b: 13
 Trypanosoma cruzi Kinetoplast-associated protein 15
 Human Wilm tumor (WT 33) 15
 Human kidney Cyclophilin C 14
 Human Wilm tumor WT1 14
 Human Endothelial membrane glycoprotein III a 14
 Human Pre-B cell enhancing factor 14
 Saccharomyces cerevisiae Polymerase I 14
 Medicago sativa Heat shock protein 14
 T. cruzi Surface antigen 14
 D. melanogaster Dras 1 (ras oncogenes) 14
 Drosophila ananassae OM (1D) 14
 Tradescantia paludosa tpc 70 14
 Ciona intestinalis Ctm 1 (tropomyosin) 14
 Oryza sativa MADS-box protein (MADS 3) 14
 Rattus norvegicus Myogen 14
 M. musculus G-alpha-13-protein 14
 Xenopus laevis Integrin beta-1 subunit 14
 M. musculus Mouse developmental kinase 13
 Chlamydomonas eugametos Ca-stimulating protein kinase 13
 Human Serum response factor 13
5′-UTR
 Human TF II A-alpha 14
 D. melanogaster Ethanolamine kinase 14
Coding sequence
 M. musculus NPY-1 receptor 15

A GenBank search (via National Center for Biotechnology Information blast; cut off = 60; alignment = 500) with the central part of the UG-repeat region (UGUGUGUGUUGUGUG) was conducted. Genes with known function containing the 15-nt long sequence or a slightly modified version of it in their 3′-UTR (upper section), 5′ UTR (medium section), or coding sequence (lower section) are listed. A consensus of all 15 nt is indicated by 15. A change of 1 and 2 nt is indicated by 14 and 13, respectively. a and b describe the presence of two repeat units.